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Rebreather Center & Training in Bratislava

CCR Courses, Cave Diving & Rebreather Sales

Learn closed-circuit rebreather diving with certified instructors. Explore the silent world with advanced technology and extended bottom times — from your first discovery dive to full cave certification.

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Our Rebreathers

We train and sell closed-circuit rebreathers from the world’s leading manufacturers — compact travel units to expedition-grade cave diving platforms.

Submatix Quantum closed circuit rebreather

Submatix Quantum

Fully Close Circuit Rebreather, Counterlung on the Back, Axial 2.5kg Scrubber, hCCR version, CE approved to 100 Meter.

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Flex CCR sidemount rebreather

Flex CCR

Flex CCR is robust, compact exploration rebreather. Designed from ground up as a sidemount CCR.

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X-CCR expedition grade rebreather

X-CCR

X-CCR is an expedition grade rebreather designed to provide reliable performance in demanding underwater environments.

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JJ-CCR closed circuit rebreather

JJ-CCR

The JJ-CCR rebreather is built to be user friendly, robust, versatile and adaptable to whatever dive you have in mind!

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Liberty CCR fault-tolerant rebreather

Liberty CCR

CCR Liberty is the next evolutionary step in diving with rebreathers. Fault-tolerant design and plug-and-play replacement parts.

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AP Diving Inspiration CCR rebreather

Inspiration CCR

The AP Inspiration range of rebreathers is used by more deep dive specialists, professional and serious sport divers.

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Why Choose Rebreather Diving? Time Is On Your Side

Rebreather diving offers every passionate diver numerous benefits to experience the “Silent World” in a different way. On a closed-circuit rebreather, time and gas supply are no longer the decisive limits on your dive.

The warm, moist breathing gas of a rebreather is also a physiological advantage. The thermal stress caused by breathing cold compressed air is dramatic. Divers will frequently find themselves diving in much thinner wetsuits and much colder water than they would attempt in open-circuit gear. The moist gas also prevents dry mouth, and both factors lessen diver fatigue.

Most divers who try rebreathers do so to get closer to marine life. The acoustic and pressure waves of exhaled bubbles can be a huge impediment to marine life interaction — dolphins, sharks and whale sharks are all notoriously skittish around bubble-blowing divers.

Want to know who trains you underwater? Meet our team, certifications and teaching approach on the About Us page.

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